Key facts
- Jordan's military intercepted 10 Iranian missiles that entered its airspace.
- No casualties or material damage were reported from the interceptions.
- Bahrain sounded sirens, urging residents to take cover.
- Iran's state media claimed its missiles rendered US Patriot systems ineffective.
- CBS News reported American service members were injured in Iranian attacks on Jordanian bases.
Jordan's military announced early Saturday that its air defenses had intercepted 10 Iranian missiles that breached the country's airspace. The military stated that the interceptions resulted in no casualties or material damage, and Royal Engineers have begun clearing debris from impact sites. Iran's state news agency, IRNA, posted footage on X claiming Iranian missiles rendered US Patriot systems ineffective. Separately, CBS News, citing officials, reported that several American service members were injured in Iranian attacks on Jordanian bases this week. Meanwhile, Bahrain sounded sirens for the third time in a few hours, urgently advising residents to take cover.